Cairns news

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Much loved Edge Hill house knocked to the ground | Cairns Post
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CAIRNS council compliance officers are investigating after a much-loved Queenslander in a “character area” was demolished without approval. The house ...and more »

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Statues a reminder of great bravery | Cairns Post
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CAIRNS RSL has taken temporary ownership of a special pair of sculptures ahead of Anzac Day.and more »

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LNP candidate Robyn Quick swaps from Mulgrave to new Hill seat
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ROBYN Quick's race for Mulgrave has ended with the LNP candidate switching seats to contest the newly-created Hill electorate in the upcoming state election. The LNP has not chosen a replacement to battle Labor Treasurer Curtis Pitt for Mulgrave, with ...and more »

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Cairns a big Easter treat for visitors | Cairns Post
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CAIRNS has been ranked as one of the countrys most in-demand holiday destinations this Easter.and more »

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Rabbitohs' Cairns visit more than a game of footy | Cairns Post
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ITS usually all business when the Rabbitohs come to town but centre Aaron Gray has been having plenty of fun as a tourist in the past 48 hours.and more »

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Queensland to suffer $1 billion loss if Barrier Reef bleaching continues
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A BILLION dollars stands to be lost from Queensland's economy if the Great Barrier Reef endures another mass coral bleaching event, with much of the financial hurt to be felt in Cairns. The state's peak tourism industry body says it is deeply concerned ...and more »

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Inspirational mountain climber and amputee reunites with Cairns rescue crew
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THERE were moments he was certain he would die, there were other times when Warren MacDonald was determined to fight on. For two days the 31-year-old lay trapped under a one-tonne rock after a freak fall while hiking up Mt Bowen on Hinchinbrook ...and more »

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Brick by Brick exhibition gets Cairns kids to build Canberra out of ...
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FUTURE town planners have begun building a downsized Canberra in a Lego feature at the Cairns City Library.and more »

Unanswered calls to illegal fishing hotline draws ire from Cairns fishers
Herald Sun
TIP-OFFS about prohibited nets in the Trinity Inlet net-free zone have been deemed unfounded but anglers say their complaints are not being properly investigated. Cairns man Simon Henderson was fishing on Saturday when he spotted an indigenous man ...

Cairns a big Easter treat for visitors
Herald Sun
CAIRNS has been ranked as one of the country's most in-demand holiday destinations this Easter. New research by travel website Wotif.com showed Cairns was the third most popular Easter holiday destination in Queensland, while also ranking as the fourth ...and more »

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Elderly Mareeba woman remembered after crash | Cairns Post
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DOROTHY Berrys life reads like a page out of an Australian history book.and more »

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More than 50 new species of spiders discovered in Cape York ...
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MORE than 50 new species of spiders, including one the size of a dinner plate, have been discovered in Cape York. Scientists have been astounded by the ...and more »

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Alleged hammer murder trial begins
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UPDATE: A CAIRNS defence lawyer has accused a witness of distorting the truth in her police statement against Hamish Stewart Murray, who is accused of bashing his mate to death with a hammer. The body of Nicholas Collins was found in mangroves near ...

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Money found in hidden wall cavity and drugs seized in Cairns police ...
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TWO people are due to face court later this month after police raided an Earlville residence and allegedly found drugs and cash hidden in a wall cavity.and more »

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Money found in hidden wall cavity and drugs seized in Cairns police raid
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TWO people are due to face court later this month after police raided an Earlville residence and allegedly found drugs and cash hidden in a wall cavity. Ice, cannabis and steroids were allegedly found at the Lissner Cres residence, along with a number ...and more »

TropicNow
Your daily local news briefing // Tuesday 11 April 2017
TropicNow
Bob Katter and members of his Australian Party will be touring the Far North this week to gauge public support for crocodile culling, egg harvesting and Indigenous-ranger-led shooting safaris. The crocodile consultation tour will also reveal details of ...and more »

The Adviser
Regional broker thriving in 'buoyant' Cairns market
The Adviser
An award-winning broker has discussed the flourishing Cairns mortgage market and what winning Regional Office of the Year has meant for his brokerage. Lindon Reed of Mortgage Choice Manunda, Cairns says the mortgage market in the area is currently ...